Raylan and Boyd's Final Meeting - Scene | Justified | FX

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Justified Season 6, Episode 13.
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Based on Elmore Leonard’s novella “Fire in the Hole,” Justified was developed by Graham Yost and stars Timothy Olyphant as Deputy US Marshal Raylan Givens, a lawman who finds himself drawn back to his home state of Kentucky. In Justified’s final season, the long brimming conflict between Raylan and Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) will finally come to a head. The series co-stars Walton Goggins as ‘Boyd Crowder;’ Nick Searcy as ‘Chief Deputy Art Mullen;’ Jacob Pitts as ‘Deputy Marshal Tim Gutterson;’ Erica Tazel as ‘Deputy Marshal Rachel Brooks;’ Joelle Carter as ‘Ava Crowder;’ and Jere Burns as ‘Wynn Duffy.’ Yost wrote the pilot and serves as Executive Producer/Writer on the series. Executive Producers on the series include Carl Beverly, Sarah Timberman, Michael Dinner, Fred Golan, Dave Andron, Don Kurt, Taylor Elmore, Timothy Olyphant, and the late Elmore Leonard. Justified is produced by Sony Pictures Television and FX Productions.
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[@CustomizedUsername]

Walton Goggins never getting an Emmy for Boyd Crowder is outrageous

[@michaellazzeri2069]

I cannot agree more ! Boyd Crowder is an antagonist for the ages. He is NOT a villain ; he is, the antagonist & deserved Emmy's, every season ; in every scene he was in, he owned that scene ! -----------------MJL, 77 y/o

[@bobspeed2733]

SO TRUE

[@Harry-lq5hu]

AGREED !!!!

[@jordanmc9015]

@@michaellazzeri2069 uh.... did you watch the show? He was a very bad guy.

[@soupafi]

I will die on this hill. Walton Goggins is criminally underrated. He should have a mantle full of Emmys

[@takyram96]

Walton Goggins is one of the most underrated actors out there. He was superb in this series and in SoA. This scene is just terrific writing with even better portrayals by two excellent actors.

[@johnnymacattack]

Also in the Shield.

[@marklachney420]

Gotta watch the shield

[@RobUnwraps]

He was great in the Unicorn too. Shame that didn't get a third season.

[@hankscorpion]

righteous gemstones

[@mustanguy102]

you aren't wrong

[@thomasjpr]

What a scene. The "we dug coal together" line had been used a few times in the series, but this is when the full meaning hit home for me. This scene validated everything that came before. Perfect.

[@charlescollier7217]

Absolutely. It closed the loop and confirmed the thing that we all felt from the very first occasions that both Raylan and Boyd said it. "We dug coal together," is as close to "You're my brother for life," as they can muster. What a scene, and what a show!

[@jameswalker4225]

Hearing that line here in the last episode, with Olyphant’s delivery of it, and knowing it’s the last time you’ll hear it, really does cinch the heartstrings tight AF.

[@therecanbeonly1497]

The best ending I've ever seen to a TV show that I absolutely loved. That's the main reason I'm skeptical about the upcoming mini-series.

[@jameswalker4225]

@@therecanbeonly1497 yeah, the plot twist of “ah’m Larry, thisis muh bruthah Darrul, an’ thets muh uthuh bruthuh Darrul” has me thinking i’ll pass until the first season comes out on video and appears on the public library website

[@slewone4905]

@@charlescollier7217 Raylan never hold to it. Boyd did. It's even worse, because Boyd saved Raylans life in the mine, as well as after.

[@RhapsodyinGlue]

The way they went full circle with “we dug coal together” was perfection.

[@charlescollier7217]

"That the only reason? After all these long years, Raylan Givens, that's the only reason?" With Ava's death, Boyd is faced with the reality that Raylan is all the family he has left in the world. And as he has done repeatedly throughout the series, he asks Raylan for validation - some indication that he matters to him. Raylan struggles with emotional expression in general, but his obvious brotherhood with Boyd is something he can't consciously accept or openly admit. How can he love as a brother, a man who so reminds him of Arlo? This show was Blue Grass Shakespeare, and I don't think anything else will ever come close.

[@jacobscott9732]

Elmore Leonard is phenomenal

[@catsmeow374]

It really was. So much credit goes to the writers and actors for this outstanding series. I read Fire in The Hole, the short story on which the show was based. Excellent, but it was very short and just the jumping off point for all that was to come. I must say, even in that short format the depth and complexity if the relationship between Raylan and Boyd was all there. It ended with the exact words "we dug coal together", but from Raylan, not Boyd. Definitely recommended if you haven't read it already.

[@jameshorner6488]

Blue Grass Shakespeare, love this!

[@mr.mayhem6755]

Except Ava was not actually dead.

[@carlscarlet]

Perfectly put Charles, thank you

[@ScottOH1962]

This show introduced MANY characters and 99.9% were characters. Not a boring episode or pointless episode in the whole series. Great Show.

[@Brian-rt5bb]

loved Justified but come on, Season 5

[@billybatts8283]

Yeah season 5 was very weak compared to the others.

[@CKibbles]

Idk. Season one was mostly episodic and gave procedural cop drama vibes.

[@randyqquaint8400]

​@@CKibbles For the first 4-5 episodes, but then it picked up.

[@masonlerner9342]

@@CKibbles I think it changed in real time with TV in general. Plus, Boyd really died in the first episode. Deciding to keep that character on changed the trajectory.

[@stephenwalsh2634]

I've seen few series as good as "Justified".But I've never seen one better. Timothy Olyphant and Walton Groggins were perfectly cast. Every scene a gem.

[@free2roam674]

Yes agreed. Brilliant writing, filming and above all acting.

[@stomper2582]

You got that right.

[@angelkolbe5287]

I have watched this series 5 times and then just bought it! I love JUSTIFIED can’t wait until the second one comes out. I love Timothy Olyphant but your right Walter Goggins and him together were a great combination

[@s.schoen]

It's crazy to think that Walton was only supposed to be in the 1st episode. But their chemistry was undeniable, and Raylan and Boyd's relationship was the foundation of Justify's compelling brilliance.

[@SpaceRanger187]

My favorite show of all time

[@Smallfrye]

I truly believed Boyd Crowder is one of the best written and acted villains in TV history, Walton Goggins did a downright phenomenal job.

[@Iansco1]

I was pissed they were not bringing Walton back at all in the continuation.

[@TheSonOfOdin82]

@@Iansco1They wrapped this story up so perfectly that it would be a shame to undo the ending to their story. Part of me hates that we won’t see them interact like this anymore, but this was such a great scene that I’m okay with it. In the end, the bond that they formed digging coal together is still there.

[@twangerzonly]

Hes absolutely killing it in The Righteous Gemstones as he did in Vice Principals as well.

[@bkenwood88]

Only topped by Shane Vendrell, that character arc is sublime.

[@Iansco1]

@@TheSonOfOdin82 I am talking about a last second of last episode of them walking off implying they were really in together the whole time.

[@FEWGEE1]

The chemistry between these two was always electric, but this scene was pure lightning in a bottle.

[@cards0486]

I don’t live in Eastern Kentucky, but as a lifelong resident from a multigenerational family in Kentucky I know the importance of coal to our state. And I know about the years of backbreaking labor and hard times of coal miners, and years of economic hardships of coal mining towns. I was thrilled that JUSTIFIED was set in Harlan, and (besides drug trade) mining was prominent in the story’s history. When Raylan and Boyd sat across from each other I knew in my heart that their joint past was going to be part of whatever they said. When Boyd said it I was in tears. Walton Goggins was so amazing in his portrayal of Boyd. “We dug coal together.” “That’s right.” Perfect ending to it all.

[@Nas_Khan]

Well I suppose if I allow myself to be sentimental despite all that has occurred, there is one thing I wander back to ‘WE DUG COAL TOGETHER……THAT’S RIGHT’. What a brilliantly written show 🔥 I love how Boyd always calls Raylan by his full name ‘Raylan Givens’. I can watch these two chat for hours 😊

[@Clarke1962gmc]

Their conversations throughout the series are like none other that I personally have witnessed.

[@lucianfrostbane]

I just love how raylan playfully pokes at his " racism" and boyd knows he is being a cheeky bugger but he likes playing with him about it

[@paulvenn4447]

Crazy this whole show was born out of a short story. Incredible writing, incredible actors.

[@nifemi_o]

The short story is great.. I hope you're also aware that Elmore Leonard also wrote 3 full books featuring the Raylan Givens character. Elements from the books are scattered throughout multiple seasons of the show

[@davidanderson2973]

​@nifemi_o Yep, I'm Finding them, Buying them, Reading them Now !!! I have Read / Own Quite a Fe Of Elmore Leonards other Novels Too !! Great Stories !

[@roffew.1065]

​@@nifemi_o that's interesting. I always wondered how they created the whole narrative, which really takes off after season 1

[@jtbaker2674]

If Quinton Tarantino and Clint Eastwood were to do a TV series it might be as good as Justified

[@macenblu6]

these two men have such INTENSE chemistry......i love this show

[@AnvilPro100]

Raylan's smile wavering just that little bit when Boyd says they dug coal together. Just a realization that they really do know each other better than anyone else in their lives.

[@rayornelas8459]

Boyd's actions in the series made me feel he was irredeemable, but Walton Goggins was so charismatic I could not help but love every minute he was on screen. One of the best characters ever on any screen.

[@jeffanon1772]

Deep down inside, Raylan loved them both...they were the only people who'd ever truly understood him...more than friends or enemies..more like family... And so in an act of love for them, he gave freedom to Ava & her son and closure to Boyd... allowing them each to move forward emotionally in their own way..

[@mmclaurin8035]

They dug coal together

[@jll182msstate]

I needed to see this comment. I always thought the lie he told Boyd tarnished the "we dug coal together." But it was to free him and Ava. Wow. It was an act of love.

[@slewone4905]

Family yes. Boyd took care of Raylan's father, when his mind was going. Raylan hates Boyd, because Boyd was the same as Raylan, if Raylan's aunt didn't give her life savings to send him to college. But he told Boyd Ava died, because if Boyd ever gets out, he would not stop chasing her.

[@alexbaum2204]

Goddamn. You just put it all together with that one. Beautifully written, man! Perfectly beautiful understanding and encapsulation of a perfectly beautiful scene.

[@DanC-go9lc]

I just hope that no one sees this clip, before they have seen ALL episodes that preceded this ! Very well said Jeff --- my take was nearly the same as yours, only that Boyd knew or would figure out Raylan was lying about Ava, while also realizing WHY he had told him that. To protect, if possible, both Ava and Boyd. As you said he loved and understood them both. My reasoning - both Raylan and Boyd always deep down knew each others intentions, motivations and next move.

[@WarlordRising]

"We dug coal together." That's about as real as it gets. We did the job no one else wanted to, and created a brotherhood through it. You took one path, and I took another. But the one thing that binds us together for life is that hard labor.

[@AllanSitte]

It is akin to veterans when they meet. Especially those who served together. Brotherhood that is very difficult to break. Such relationship can become broken, but even if that happens... there is still a modicum of respect.

[@articnight240]

This scene literally gives me chills every time I watch it. Superb writing, superb acting - doesn't get much better.

[@Locovp]

Me too man every time

[@ThreeToesofFury]

same!

[@steveromano6390]

It's Elmore Leonard.

[@iangrace3329]

Best ending to a show I have ever seen. Watching this clip, I may go back and watch it all over again.

[@kdfkdf1711]

Me too. But then i remember my heart errytime somebody died. The “bad” guys were so lovable. Sigh.

[@juliemullings6949]

I’ve said the same many times. It was the only way to end such a great series but still was unexpected. Goggins’ acting has knocked me out since I first saw him in “The Apostle”.

[@Ayydouble]

​@modernaspider3076name one better than this

[@matthewwarren6863]

​@@juliemullings6949 I first seen him in sons of anarchy and then this

[@archerofficial5603]

I just started it over on season 3. This show is so good. Nothing else like it.

[@vaipocaraxo7581]

“We dug coal together”. How powerful and meaningful.

[@Bayou_Russ]

Tied it up with the prettiest bow to a great show and great protagonist/antagonist duo ever.

[@devilsephiroth9000]

I was in tears then, and I'm in tears again watching this in 2024. "We dug coal together" 😞

[@vaipocaraxo7581]

@@devilsephiroth9000 mo "gender equality", no "feminism" and "future is female" in that.

[@georgerichardson7728]

@@vaipocaraxo7581 yea, real men being real men

[@ZiggySA]

Just rewatched Justified and enjoyed the fact that whenever Boyd calls Raylan his friend, Raylan never denies it, despite calling everything else Boyd says a lie.

[@Q-Bert2001]

Boyd’s eloquent way of speaking and his southern charm made me actually cheer for the villain. Great show.

[@Mike23443]

I sure love it when a series starts and ends on the very same note, and the longer the delay between them, the harder they hit.

[@craniumcrux]

Best and most fitting end to any TV show ever. This scene was perfect.

[@stomper2582]

2 of the best actors there are. Very believable.

[@iregi]

One of the greatest final scenes ever which brings everything full circle.

[@debbiecollins1237]

There is no denying, in my opinion, justified what is the best TV series ever written in the history of the world. The relationship between Ryland and Boyd was unparalleled.

[@joesoriano6598]

One of the best series ever. This last scene was great made me almost cry. "We dug coal together" amazing ending for great series.

[@10tenman10]

Glad you translated. I heard we duck called together

[@georgewolynetz3874]

A vastly underrated finale to a great series. Put that among the top 20 best series finales of all time.

[@donkeyears4704]

easily. it perfectly encapsulated the series, and had the emotional gravitas needed for a final bow.

[@kracusomniax3933]

Higher. There are a lot of very good series but this one never had a low boring point.

[@cptpepper7731]

The mandatory "underrated" comment in every comment section of anything that has ever been posted on YT

[@FeelItRising]

final scenes are tough for all shows. Justified nailed it.

[@lowellcalavera6045]

S**t....Top 3

[@danjarvis6980]

That low key background guitar lends an element of emotion that tugs on the strings of your heart, enhancing the dialog and it's deep meaning between two... rivals.. or.. friends, or maybe both.

[@DPCEL]

Family don’t end in blood!

[@nickinurse118]

Two of the best actors in Hollywood performing one of their best scenes flawlessly! My favorite series of all time.

[@RonanDonovan007]

Perfect ending

[@aworkinprogress4387]

Love that ending. Love that show. At its' core it was about these two. They were archenemies but they were also best friends.

[@Kellatrina]

Walt Goggins is just wicked talented.

[@jzxwannabe2685]

This is one of the most beautiful scenes in all of television history. The perfect ending to the story.

[@JeremyPurnhagen]

One of the best scenes in TV history. It really captures the love and respect that these two hold for each other, especially the way Boyd feels about Raylan. Walton Goggins was masterful in this role, and well deserving of the praise he received. Timothy Olyphant may have been the primary star, but Walton made the series with that silver tongue.

[@sgtjarhead99]

‘We Dug Coal Together’ One of the best lines ever.

[@ShotoKat]

This scene always makes me think of the song "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive". So much truth in both.

[@DiasThiago100]

There's this very thin and rare line in which a show have a perfect ending and somehow opens itself to a continuation. That's what Justified did. This scene was as perfect as a last scene can be, and yet, i couldn't be more excite for the follow up

[@TEMINIX]

I will never forget this scene. A beautiful way to end one of my all-time favorite shows + some of the best written dialogue produced on TV. Second only to Deadwood I would say, which coincidentally has many of the same staff and cast as Justified.

[@PereUbu-pk6iq]

The dialogue, the acting, the shooting, the background music... what a master piece of final scene, touching like any other.

[@ErwinSchrodinger64]

First time I saw Walton Goggins was on HBO's Vice Principles. He rubbed me the wrong way in the best way possible. As in, his acting was so on point. He truly is the center in any scene. I'm glad he's getting the recognition he deserved. When he plays Baby Billy in The Righteous Gemstones... I lost it. No one could play that role other than him.

[@BrendanJimenez]

This is a masterclass on how to successfully close the page on a series, the relationship between these two was always tumultuous, but when the chips were down, the bond forged underground in a mine shaft was unbreakable, can't wait for Primeval

[@barispurut]

One of the very few series finales that didn't disappoint.

[@benbridges9486]

An absolute amazing ending to a fantastic series

[@Susan-w5k]

DOESN'T HAVE TO BE AN ENDING. FX could make it a new beginning.

[@sayntfuu]

Such a powerful scene of regret, lost hope and time.

[@tommyrq180]

This is some serious script writing and actor execution. Brilliant. 😊

[@handymanhoney-do6881]

Such a great show. I was raised in southwest Virginia/eastern Kentucky and that part of the country is rarely depicted as accurately as in Justified. It’s easy to just roll with stereotypes-barefoot inbred hillbillies. In reality, life is complicated there. And the people are far more intelligent than expected. Similar to a Brooklyn kid who isn’t very educated, but has genius level street smarts. Also, the poetic flow of southern language, even between opponents, forces you to think through the dialogue and consider underlying motives.

[@krisaaron5771]

This is one of the very few series endings that had me in tears. "We dug coal together" is a line for the ages.

[@ChefRobWithTheDualSense]

The writing in this show is top tier. The actors portrayals are at an equal level.

[@neemamalakooti6103]

Two best friends on the opposite sides of the Law but they are held together by a bond that goes deeper than anything else imaginable it breaks my heart and at the same tie warms it because of the fact that this show dares to go were no show has gone before.

[@albertwesker2283]

Probably the most powerful and hard hitting final scene I’ve ever witnessed in a television series. God I loved this show followed by Sons

[@bethlovenomoore]

I feel like this is the greatest last scene in a series. I have watched it several times. So poignant and true to the characters these incredible actors portrayed.

[@NightmareKing305]

Walton Goggins is the best actor that’s been overlooked countless times.

[@RagnarokMic]

One of the all time great finales, the series in general was brilliant from the first scene all the way until the last. City Primeval has a lot to live up to.

[@GenuineBruno]

Whenever I check the cast of an upcoming show or film and see the names Walton Goggins or Timothy Olyphant, I know the casting director is a quality human being.

[@601marcusable]

This is a special bond

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

"You know, sometimes I think the only way to get out of our town alive, is to never have been born there." Favorite line in the whole episode.

[@31lafouine]

That Walton Goggins laughter at 0:17 is so iconic

[@TheRealDeal0909]

For real, and that’s probably the best of Boyd’s “Raylan Givens” for the whole series…

[@babygiraffeman]

best villian / hero interaction ever. so human

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

Walton Goggins is one of the best actors of his generation. The Shield, Justified, SOA, and he was great on the big screen in "Hateful Eight." Tarantino has an eye for talent and WG is no exception.

[@lyricaldreamer84]

I live in Ohio, but have a lot of family in KY, and "we dug coal together" is one of the closest things a civilian will get to military brotherhood I think. Those guys face death daily, amid horrible conditions, and it bonds them. When they're a thousand feet underground, they can only depend on each other to watch their backs. That bond still holds with 70-80 year old men. I wish my friends were half as loyal.

[@Scorchio-El]

Justified is a good show, every season is solid but when you get Raylan and Boyd on screen together, it elevates the show to great. Olyphant and Goggins have spectacular chemistry.

[@williamroberts6803]

Unbelievably great acting,writing and camera skills. Just one incredible series.

[@shawnlafferty7794]

What a powerful last scene! I cried like a baby!

[@rogersawyers3195]

I did the same one of the best scenes I've ever seen

[@evantaylor8046]

The character arc and relationship between these two was amazing. Raylan had so many chances to end Boyd and vice versa, but no matter what the situation was they were always there for each other. Their time digging coal made them brothers and you can tell that bond stuck with them throughout the show. Both underrated characters and actors

[@ThreeToesofFury]

goosebumps. absolutely the PERFECT final scene between them.

[@nucrews]

Amazing that the final scene of the show was one of the most emotionally powerful. Chills

[@mmclaurin8035]

The thing is, Boyd didn't believe all of that racist crap he espoused back then either. It was just a way to control others. After the first season, he never said a racist, sexist, or homophobic thing again. Not that I recall anyway.

[@calwells5612]

What an amazing show! I just love it. Everything is so perfect, so well written and executed. Bravo to anyone involved.

[@Rick_1337]

I first saw "Boyd" in a tv series called "The Shield". If you like Walter Groggins as an actor, I would highly recommend giving "The Shield" a watch. He is also going to be in the new Fallout series that has not yet aired but should be out later this year. He has been in a bunch of other movies/series and he always plays a great role. He is often the villain that you hate to love.

[@GenghisWanghis]

All about that vice principals role of his. Basically Boyd if he was born with city money 😂

[@nicholascmartinez]

He's also great in the Righteous Gemstones.

[@dillonbernard6814]

"Walton Goggins" shines in any role he has.

[@rexagar3362]

Two of the best characters on tv at the time.

[@ARB1452]

“You know you're repeating yourself, right?“ - A man who has screwed up his relationship with his ex wife once more and she has moved on and is now with another guy. Again. *God* I love the many connections between Raylan and Boyd

[@ComedyBros5]

Why did it take the release of this new limited series for y’all’s to finally release official clips this show? Epic scene though. “We dug coal together.” is one of the greatest lines ever.

[@fatman123526]

Because it's likely just part of the advertising campaign for the new series?

[@ComedyBros5]

@@fatman123526 Ope, you may be onto something there. haha

[@IntoTheWeeds71]

This show was perfect. The Batman/Joker like relationship of Boyd and Raylan, arch nemeses and yet best friends at the same time, it's beautiful.

[@cwolf201]

"best" probably stretches things.. raylan also protected ava and her son by telling boyd they were dead, with enough proof to who counted to make sure that nobody would think to find them. though knowing how well boyd knew him. it may be that the character figured that.

[@josegallegosdds]

One of the best shows ever created. Pure magic.

[@markknivila8383]

"We dug coal together." That summed the whole series up, quite well. A job that was Dangerous, Difficult, and Dirty! It's the one thing that created the bond between them, that would last forever. Just ask anyone who has ever done it. What a great series!

[@jamesmorant1406]

One of the best Series, Finales, and the chemistry between these two actors is amazing

[@Jackieincolorado1969]

This show was outstanding, I have started to rewatch it and savor every min of the great acting! I am so excited to see the reboot!

[@lukeharris3949]

I have just binge watched the entire series. All six seasons. Absolutely loved it!! Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder. The Lawman and the Outlaw.

[@iainyoung8057]

"We dug coal together" = "We are brothers"

[@michaelgilliam1]

One of the best scenes of the entire series

[@gpink5098]

Only MASH’s rock written goodbye matches this greatness as a series ending scene.

[@Jarrodpimental]

One of the best shows ever.

[@scotthunt2479]

Despite all the things that happened as a result of the two of them going in different directions in their respective lives, it ultimately came back to this....."we dug coal together." What a 'circle of life' phrase. Brilliant writing.

[@mortalclown3812]

I loved these two onscreen. Walton is an amazing actor. The new episode is good, but this was an extraordinary ensemble cast. One of a kind. Justified.

[@johnshields9110]

My long dead old time Father dug coal in a slope mine, usually with a pick, on his knees cutting out a 30" or less vien of coal. He later became a Pin Man, bolting supports into rock ceilings and timbers. You trusted those people with your life, every day!

[@chrisquiett1776]

Such a good show. The comparison between them was superb

[@adambishop9074]

This is definitely a series everyone should watch. Some of the best writing out there.

[@user-hk8ik5xv7p]

Tears to my eyes, awsome.

[@williammunny1844]

I feel like only people from the Kentucky/West Virginia area can truly and fully appreciate this scene. Digging coal is one of the most dangerous jobs there is. And everyone (at least in WV) has someone they care about, family of friend, who’s dug coal. A lot of those miners have had a run-in that’s left them injured or scarred. Digging coal with someone is on par with being in a foxhole with someone during war. You put your lives in each other’s hands. To a degree, it creates a bond that supersedes everything else.

[@leeneely6510]

Brilliant series. Boyd and Raylan are two sides of the same coun. Boyd is what Raylan would have been if he hadn't gotten out of kentucky

[@josiahscurlock]

"I know you have never believed a word that has come out of my mouth, but I have always harboured the secret hope that you have nevertheless enjoyed hearing them." What a perfect summary of that character's magic.

[@Lexnycbk]

Best TV show of all time, criminally underrated...

[@menshap]

The beauty of this scene is that the only reason Boyd believes Raylan is because they dug coal together. In Boyd's mind, this creates a bond between them that, underneath all the baggage, is unbreakable. It is because of this that Raylan, who throughout the series is very straightforward in his motives and actions, is able to "pull a Boyd" and be manipulative. The thing is, that Raylan almost certainly feels the same bond, because after all, they dug coal together.

[@davedeville6540]

Makes me cry every time 😢 Goggins’ performance is out of this world

[@stevenbarlow4237]

Simply the best series ever on TV, top script and characters.

[@zounds13]

Justified might just be the best TV show of all time.

[@arthurwoodson288]

It doesn't get any better than this. First Class Acting & writing. Justified is simply put one of the best series ever.

[@skyxavier2187]

The way Walton Goggings says "We dug coal together" is marvelous acting. He expressed so much in just 4 words. Friendship, history, bond and love between two people which was shared between two people not because of their previous profession but their whole childhood.

[@KevinZ061]

When a series that I enjoy ends I’m usually left wanting more, always a question left unanswered. That wasn’t the case with Justified, it ended perfectly. I consider it the best series I’ve ever watched.